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Times-Advocate, 1979-05-16, Page 28Page 28 Times-Advocate, May 16,1979r~---------------------- NOW AVAILABLE Best selling books by Canadian Authors and Records by Top Canadian Recording Stars Available only at EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE __________ ___________J I.G.A. CORRECTION IN OUR HANDBILL, DISTRIBUTED ON MAY 14TH, 1979 PUSS 'N BOOTS CAT FOOD, 15 oz. tin Should have read 3/99* We regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. M. Loeb Limited, London HOECHST CLEAN the true liquid herbicide for broadleaf and grass control in all major bean crops. AFESIN 2E Afesin is distributed by For more information contact W. G. Thompson & Sons Hensall, Mitchell, Granton afesim 2 EC HERBIdOf Hoechst Hoechst Canada Inc. • Montreal • Toronto • Regina Hoechst and Afesin are registered trademarks of Hoechst AG ____________—_____/ Baptising at Greenway By MANUEL CURTS The United Church Family Day service was well at­ tended, Sunday. A male choir under the leadership of Mrs. Harry Isaac, rendered two selections. Jeremy William Clare John, son of Kenneth and Lori (nee Woodburn) McLeod was baptized by the Rev. Harley Moore. We welcome the McLeod’s to Corbett. Personals Rev. & Mrs. Harold Dobson, Fonthill renewed friendships here in town, Thursday. Mr. & Mrs. Chris Fischer, Montana, and Mrs. Jennie Wolthuis, Kalamazoo, visited recently with their cousins, Mr. & Mrs. Graham Eagleson. Get well wishes are ex­ tended to Milton Pollock who has been a patient in Strathroy-Middlesex Gen­ eral Hospital Typical of the many Family Day celebrations in the area was the gathering at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Woodburn. Those attending were Mr. & Ms. Clare Woodburn and Michael, St. Thomas; Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Woodburn, St. Jacobs; Mr. & Mrs. Tom Woodburn and family, New Hamburg; Mr. & Mrs. Ron Kenney and boys, Centralia; Mr. & Mrs. Garry Woodburn and family, Baden; and Glen Woodburn and boys. Parkhill Having finished his studies at Fanshawe College, London, our best wishes are extended to Joe Eagleson who has accepted a position with the London Free Press. Claybird club The claybird gun club was a hive of activity Sunday with rifle, handgun, skeet and trap being shot. Wayne Riddell with 24 successful shots was tops in trap. Next came John Love with 23 and Tom Russell at 22 and Dick Worthington at 21. Completing the standings with scores of 19 each were Bruce Sharp, Larry Mason, Don Weigand and Dale Dinney. Bill Cochrane with a perfect score of 25 led the skeet sharpshooters. Bill Weber was in the runnerup spot and Wayne Riddell next at 22. Jody Mosuringjohn and Tom Russell were deadlocked at 21, Glenn Vickery and Larry Mason each scored 18 and Graham Kady hit nine targets. Hire pool staff Coinciding with the recent spell of summer like tem­ peratures, the hiring of the Exeter and district swim­ ming pool staff has been announced. Returning as pool supervisor will be Deb Wooden while the shift heads will be Lynne Mercer and Patti Shapton. The support staff consists of Dale Armstrong and Brian Mercer with part-time staff being Kathy Giffin and Becky Baker. Supervising the wading pool in Victoria Park will be Debbie Taylor. Supervisor Wooden said the swimming pool will open "not later than June 18” with the school swimming program and public swimming after school hours. Registration for swim­ ming lessons will take place on Tuesday, June 4 and Wednesday, June 5 at the South Huron Rec Centre. BIBLE QUIZ WINNERS —- The team from South Huron District High School recently won the South Huron Youth for Christ Bi ble quiz contest for the seventh time in 20 years. Back, left, Dianne Rundle, Shelley Little, Carol Ann Van Wieren, Joan Van Essen and coach Edgar Cudmore. Front, Paul Perry, Betty Neevel, Robin Little and Paul McAuley. photo Swine club meeting topic vitamins, minerals, feed By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS The Kirkton Swine Club met for their fourth meeting at the home of David and Susan Spence, May 8. Club leader Keith Selves ex­ plained the procedures in judging swine followed by a class of gilts to judge. This month’s lesson centered around feeding of pigs which was discussed by Bob Stephens. Topics in­ cluded protein fats, fibre, minerals, vitamins and water as an important aspect of swine management with the aid of a club presentation. Upcoming events in­ volving swine club members are the pork congress in May and a Kirkton Interclub judging competition in June. Forestry Club The 8th meeting of the Kirkton Forestry Club was held May 5 in Otis Sawyer’s woodlot. The purpose of this meeting was to learn more about the identification subjects such as woodlot planting and maintenance and the uses of the different types of wood were discussed. This particular woodlot was a fine example of a Great Lakes St. Lawrence Region forest. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Switzer were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Irvine Riehl of Stratford. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Marshall and family, London and Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bryne, London were Sunday and weekend guests of Mr. & Mrs. Lome Marshall. Mrs. Joan Massicotte and Jim, Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Atthill, RR 1 St. Marys and Mr. & Mrs. Charles Atthill, Exeter were guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Norris Atthill and Murray. Dinner guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Brian Harde­ man, Laura and Linda following the christening of Heather were were: Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Baillie, Kirkton, Mrs. A. Hardeman, Nick and Carrie, Mount Elgin, Mr. & Mrs. George Hardeman Stratford, Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Hardeman Salford, Mr. Hardeman and family Woodstock, Baldree and boys, Ocilla, Georgia, Mr. & Mrs. Keri Devine and family, Komoka, Mr. & Mrs. Marty Morris and girls, Springfield. Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Baillie visited Sunday with Mrs. Ivy Liston of Marion Villa in London. Mrs. Wm and girls, and & Mrs. Albert , J Mrs. Lucy J boys, London spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Burns Blackler and attended the graduation of her grandson Robert Blackler at Centralia College. Recent guests with Mr. & Mrs. Carman Bragg were Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bragg and son Jeffrey, Sarnia and Mr. Adelbert Morley, London. Weekend and Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Rea Stephen were Mr. & Mrs. Gary Ballard and Craig, Mississauga, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Stephen and Alanna, Oakville, and Mr. & Mrs. Keith Stephen, Valerie and Anderson. Family Sunday served in the United Church Sunday. Junior and senior choirs rendered lovely an­ thems. Rites of baptism were given to Shanna Lynn Margaret Mossey, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Bob Mossey, Kathryn Sheila Arthur, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Bill Arthur, Anthony Bryan Bertrand, the son of Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Bertrand; Heather Vera Hardeman, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Brian Hardeman; Isaac Wesley Jaques, son of Mr. & Mrs. John Jaques; Elizabeth Gail Shier, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Murray Shier. Kevin, Marie, was ob- Centralia UCW meets By MRS. FRED BOWDEN Centralia U.C.W. met Thursday evening at the church. President Freda Rollings welcomed everyone and read a poem. The young girls of the choir sang accompanied by Lois Wilson at the piano. The minutes were read and approved. The treasurers report given. Thank you cards were read from Mr. & Mrs. Molnar, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Morgan, Miss Flossie Davey, Mrs, Vera McFalls also Cecil Skinner for the Easter lilies given to them. It was moved to bring an article for the November meeting for a silent auction. Mildred Greb reported that May 27 was the reunion of the Clark family, a former minister and church would be at 2.30 in the afternoon. Ollie Essery and Margaret Cook conducted the devotionals. Ollie Essery read a story of the origin of Mother’s Day. Hymn O God our help in ages past was sung. The 23rd Psalm was repeated in unison. Ollie Essery led in prayer, Margaret Cook read a poem “Mother”. Marion Deline sang a solo ac­ companied on the piano by Mrs, Velma Huff. Margaret Cook introduced the speaker Mr. Paul Schott who spoke on family. It was enjoyed by all. Ollie Essery thanked Paul and gave him a gift. She read a poem No Occupation. Personals Don’t forget the Clarke family reunion at the United Church Sunday at 2.30 p.m. The local canvass for the South Huron Association for the Mentally Retarded has Fantastics on two nights The drama club at South Huron District High School will be presenting their version of The Fantastics at the school Wednesday and Thursday nights of this week at 8 p.m. This romantic, musical comedy is the longst running musical in Broadway history and contains many well known songs. The songs include “Try to Remember” and “They were You”. The cast of students has been working hard for several months. It should be a show well worth seeing. been completed. to canvassers Barb, Laurie, Thanks to all who gave and Robin, Jeff and George. I Motor oN I UTHfc Pick Bolens for mowing. The best is un to you. Take your choice for the best mowing you can buy. Take Bolens. Rear Engine Riders from 5 hp to 8 hp; 28" to 30" cut with free- floating mower deck for non-scalp cutting. 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Stedmans, T-A, Gunn Home Hardware, 3M Canada, and Town of Exeter for give-a-wavs. ' Tuckey Beverages, Canadian Canners, All Area Campgrounds, Campbells Soup, Hopper-Hockey, La Boutique Hair Shoppe, Russell Electric, G8.G Discount, Campbells Jewellers, Junction, IGA, A&H, Zehrs, Graham Arthur Motors, Snell Bros., Country Flowers, Shirley's Loft, Fisher's Hardware, Exeter Pharmacy, Feather Tick, Wuerth Shoes. Avon Rep., Livingstone's Stationery, for draw prizes. * Aletheia Gospel bingers for their church service. * Main St. Jug Band. * The ladies of Exeter United Church for their Bake Sale. Jerry MacLean & Son for 2-way radios for securi­ ty- Ausable-Bayfield Conservation for printing of programs. Alvin Willert and staff of South Huron Rec Centre, park staff, and P.U.C. All the excellent talent that participated in our weekend programs. St. John's Ambulance services from Seaforth. Dometic (Canada) Ltd. for donation of 3-way Frig, for Draw. * Thomas Organs, Mrs. O. 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